I had been promised a ride in a snowplow by Tom Nodoline in order to take some pictures around town but, as is usual, I was left waiting without a courtesy call telling me he found another rider and he wouldn’t be stopping by.
No problem, Tom. I have a Jeep and it’s a good thing that our Council President is keeping up on the progress of snow removal. Continue reading
White trash is what you will have if you leave your garbage on the curb this morning, during the storm.
West Easton residents should remove their bags and cans from the curb. Bring them back to your storage area because if you don’t they may likely be frozen in by this time tomorrow. Continue reading
Powerful farming and biotechnology interest groups announced last week they are banding together to push a federal voluntary labeling standard for genetically engineered food in an effort to stem the tide of state legislation seeking to mandate labeling. Continue reading
Though Ed Hanna and other local stations seem hesitant to go beyond a prediction of 6″-12″ of snow, both The National Weather Service and The Weather Channel predict even more snow. Continue reading
West Easton Borough has posted a snow emergency beginning at 8:00 pm Wednesday with an ending time almost two days later at 5:00 pm Friday.
Wilson and Easton have also posted snow emergencies. Continue reading
West Easton had about a dozen residents at the council meeting last night with concerns about plowing, lack of salt, and other problems with the rash of snowfalls we’ve incurred this year.
The residents were obviously frustrated, but still remained courteous during the public comment portion of the meeting. Continue reading
